What is A-Ret 0.05% Gel?
A Ret 0.05% Gel is a form of Vitamin A used to treat acne, which appears as pimples on the face, chest or back. Tretinoin is an active ingredient in A Ret Gel, as it reduces excessive oil production in the skin. Thus, A Ret 0.05% Gel helps to treat acne by clearing skin pores and preventing spots or pimples from appearing.
Use A Ret 0.05% Gel when prescribed, use it before going to bed, and limit sun exposure during the treatment.
What are the Uses of A Ret 0.05% Gel?
- Acne vulgaris: A Ret 0.05% Gel prevents and treats pimples. It also reduces the occurrence of new pimple breakouts and promotes skin healing.
- Wrinkled and rough/mottled skin: A Ret 0.05% medicine manages wrinkles, rough patches, and patchy skin colour associated with excess UV/sunlight exposure. Doctors mostly suggest it's used in combination of other medicines.
How does A Ret 0.05% Gel work?
A-Ret 0.05% Gel contains Tretinoin, a form of vitamin A. Tretinoin on the skin helps minimize oil production in the skin. It replenishes acne-prone skin, helps your skin pores stay open, and prevents the formation of acne.
How to Use A Ret 0.05% Gel?
Use A Ret 0.05% Gel exactly as directed by a doctor in the exact amount and duration.
It is for external use, and a sufficient amount is applied to the affected area.
Before applying, clean and dry the skin area where the gel will be used.
Wash the hands after use and cover the skin area with a cotton cloth if outdoors in the daytime.
It would be best to use A Ret Gel before bed at night.
Please do not use it excessively and avoid applying it to the eyes, nose, and mouth, which are sensitive parts.
What are the Side effects of A Ret 0.05% Gel?
Major & minor side effects for A Ret 0.05% Gel include:
- Skin irritation
- Dry skin
- Pale red skin
- Increased sensitivity to light
- Burning or tingling sensation of skin
- Red spots on the skin
- Patchy appearance of skin
If you observe any side effects after using A Ret Gel, please consult a doctor.
What are the precautions and safety advice related to A Ret 0.05% Gel?
- A person having an allergy to Tretinoin should not use A Ret Gel.
- Tretinoin can make your skin more sensitive to sunlight, so limit or avoid sun exposure as much as possible.
- Do not use wax (hair removal) or laser treatment on the affected area during the treatment.
- Females should not use A Ret Gel on the breast if the affected person is being treated and they are breastfeeding.
- Consult a doctor whether it can be used during pregnancy; use it only when considered safe.
- Do not use it on skin with wounds or cuts.
How to Store A Ret 0.05% Gel?
Store A Ret 0.05% Gel in a cool and dry place away from the reach of pets and children.
